If I could give this restaurant a zero, I would. Not because of the quality of the food but the…read moreabsolute shrinkage. The bbq sandwich is half of what we got 2 years ago!! Highway robbery. In the food lion today pork butt is .99$ a lb and that is retail at a grocery store, not a pork conglomerate!!! I will not be eating at this restaurant again!! Corporate Greed is ruining our economy and country!!! The picture show what you used to get large container vs now small container. The weight is exactly half!!

After a long day, didn't want to cook. Ordered online. Ordered a chicken plater, a chicken combo…read moreplater and chicken tenders plater. Got only pork in the combo plater and no chicken.

Food is absolutely delicious, portions are huge, prices are fair and staff was super friendly…read more I came with my spouse and 4 kids and all of us loved the meal. Despite ordering 6 meals we not have to wait long, the food was hot and fresh and delicious. We all got different items and every one of us enjoyed our food and left stuffed. There are so many items on the menu that I want to try that look good so we will definitely be back. We will absolutely be back

Located inside the independence mall in the food court. Chef/cook helped me with my order it was…read morenice. Menu has smash burgers, sandwiches, wraps. They all come with a side. The only ones that come with a drink are the smash burgers and sandwiches. Decided to do a build your own burger with a side of the twisty fries, since I didn't want a drink and it was cheaper. I got one patty with cheddar cheese for the Smashburger--it was great except the dark brown/black spots on the bun from being on the grill too long. The twisty fries were thick but still crispy and seasoned well. My toddler and preschooler loved them. The next time I'm back in the mall, would definitely want to order this meal again, but hoping the bun won't be overgrilled again.

This is your old school diner! Absolutely a most for any one looking for Southern charm !!!read more

I was in Wilmington this weekend and looking for somewhere to eat and was hoping for some really…read moregood Fried Chicken. Google recommended Ruth's so I decided to check it out. The waitress was really friendly and the food was pretty amazing. The restaurant is really tiny and you could easily miss it. The next morning I was up very early for an event and decided to return for breakfast. My waitress was a lady named Lee who was amazing at her job. I had eggs, sausage, grits, and toast and couldn't have been more satisfied. I only hate that it's in Wilmington and not Winston Salem where I live or I would eat there more.

The cook and the person in the back did not have gloves this morning as they were preparing my Food…read morehad to ask for a full refund.

Ate breakfast here on a Tuesday a little bit after 7:30 AM. There was only one couple there during…read morethat time and two more people came while we were there. Vintage Hole in the wall small restaurant that gives you grandma vibes. Food was cooked pretty quickly, less than 10 minutes. We had the two egg classic combo with added cheese to the eggs and pancake deluxe. There was a little up charge for the cheese ($0.70) and adding rye toast ($0.80 for 2 slices). With one coffee and tax, our total bill came out to be $28.62. Bacon came with both dishes, were crispy. Hashbrowns were almost like mashed potatoes with some crispy. I requested medium cooked eggs and my eggs were a little bit too runny, which is not a big deal. Eggs and hashbrowns tasted like they were cooked with margarine, which I didn't like very much. Pancakes were fine. It was a nice touch that they warmed up the maple syrup (plastic bottle). Kim, our waitress was very nice, which made our morning visit pleasant. Right now they only use plastic and paper products because they are shortstaffed.

Once inside - at the counter - grab a pencil and order on the menu paper provided. After the food…read morearrives, keep the menu slips and pay at the counter on your way out. PT's is an ILM staple for burgers and this location rivals the UNWC location for quality, service and freshness. This means it's Really Good! But WOW ... parking at this location is Hilariously difficult. Park in the HT lot and keep your head on a swivel during the walk to PT's.

Located in the Harris Teeter Plaza. Indoor and outdoor seating. There's a corner seating inside…read morethat is good for a large group. High chairs are available. There's a little form you fill out to order your food at the cashier. The old-fashioned 8 ounce burger ($14.54) is the same as PTS burger 4 ounce ($11.01), but just bigger. I went with the old-fashioned 8 ounce burger to share with my toddler, but we still couldn't finish it. If it was me by myself, then it would be worth two meals, which is a good deal, price wise. It automatically came with fries or a salad and a drink. Cheese options were American or Jack. Chose the American cheese, fries and decided to get the freshly squeezed lemonade for an $.87 upcharge. The burger was good with all of the condiments and pickles, but the burger meat was dry. Fries were not crispy but my toddler really enjoyed them. It was a huge portion so could only finish half of it. I asked for them to be unseasoned since I have tasted some leftover fries before from a family member, which had way too much black pepper. Lemonade was OK, too sweet for me. The lid was flimsy and easily came off.

It was our first time here today and we loved it! They have a great place here…read more Service was great! Food was delicious! We had a reuban sandwich and the desparado sandwich with a cup of Manhattan clam chowder. It was really really good and the ambiance was very pleasing. Very nice inside with an old time feel and so much history. 5 Stars!

We arrived on a very busy Monday night. There were two people ahead of us that only wanted to sit…read moreat the bar, and the hostess suggested the outside bar area, since there was no room. We were next and got the last table for two. The place was completely full. After reading the menu, the daily special was 1/2 price burgers. They also gave first responders 20% off on Mondays. They have specials every night, so it is worth it to check that out before coming in. We started with a basket of hush puppies and corn muffins with yummy molasses butter. If you get in between 3:30 and 5pm, appetizers are 1/2 price Monday through Friday. I can see why this place is so busy! So I decided on a burger, who can pass up half price day? And we also got the knuckle sandwich, which was 20% off for first responders, so my hubs got that. Off to a good start. Also tried fresh squeezed lemonade, really delicious and fair priced. The burger and the sandwich were huge, we both had to take half to go. You get one side for $1.50, but added sides are $4 each. Still ok since the prices are good. There were charges for the added bacon and cheese on my burger but still at half price, it is a great deal. The restaurant is very rustic, pub atmosphere and very relaxed. The bar was completely full, so that must be the highlight of the restaurant. Looked lively and busy. Service is very good, the servers come back to check on you often. Chloe was very sweet and attentive. The only disappointment was dessert. We chose the cake of the day. It was chocolate Bundt cake with cinnamon frosting. To be completely honest, it tasted like boxed cake mix and canned frosting. It was very small, so I knew it was probably cake mix. There was nothing special about this; it was also pretty dry. Even if they purchased their desserts from a local bakery, it would have been better than what we got. I won't say avoid all their desserts, but I wanted to point out the cake specifically. So overall: The prices were excellent, food and service is really great, and the pub atmosphere was nice and comfortable. The plus was that on a busy night, we didn't wait for a table. They do not do reservations so prepare to wait, or just go earlier. I would definitely come back here, and enjoy some more of the large menu. 5 stars

Stopped in for brunch with my aunt and uncle and tried a little bit of everything: the Chicken &…read moreWaffles with bacon, a Spinach and Swiss omelette with home fries and an English muffin, and a Chicken & Brie sandwich on a brioche bun with home fries. The Chicken & Waffles were the standout. The chicken was crispy on the outside, juicy inside, and paired perfectly with the sweet syrup and smoky bacon. A great balance of sweet and savory flavors. The Spinach & Swiss omelette was light, fluffy, and packed with flavor. The spinach and melted Swiss worked well together, and the home fries were nicely seasoned with peppers and onions. The English muffin was a simple but welcome addition. The bird & Brie sandwich was another winner. The brioche bun was soft and buttery, while the brie added a creamy richness that elevated the sandwich. The arugula brought a fresh peppery bite that kept everything balanced. Overall, the food was fresh, portions were generous, and everything was cooked well. The home fries were crispy and flavorful across all the plates. Definitely a solid breakfast/brunch spot that I'd visit again.

Long wait for decent-ish food. They say a lot is fresh and if that's the case they may want to…read morecheck expiration dates. The fresh squeezed orange juice was very comparable to Tropicana. I worked at a diner for 5 years with fresh squeezed and this was fresh out of a box maybe. They don't have a lot of their menu on weekends which is unique, it's typically reversed. They should have a weekend only menu tho as it's frustrating to order things it says they have and they don't. A LOT of fried or super heavy options. I came bc it said fresh but I guess deep fried fresh food is still "fresh." Plates and majority of glasses are plastic. No matter how fresh or not the food is, you still need to eat microplastics. Sugar on the table is all plastic wrapped fake sugar it was impossible to find just REAL raw sugar. Feels like they hopped on a fresh health trend but have a hard time walking that walk.

Quick stop for breakfast after volunteering for Ainsley's Angels up the road…read more I've been to Sawmill in Hampstead and both have a similar feel! Old school, good home cooking! There was 4 of us and we were told to sit wherever we'd like. We were greeted quickly for coffee and water/juice orders. I chose the bacon egg and cheese on a biscuit that did not disappoint! The biscuit was flaky and hearty while there was just the right amount of bacon and cheese. The place was casual and looked like it's a place for regulars, just like in Hampstead.

Went with local family so I expected better. I guess a party of seven is just more than they can…read morehandle. Took about an hour from darkening the door to getting food, and maybe 15 mins of that was waiting outside. The food was ok for a diner. I wasn't expecting former, but I thought "mom's kitchen" would be the vibe. This is more "dad's kitchen when you visit on the weekend after mom left him last year" style food. It came out cold but filled us up.